An Interesting Life: Half Mundane, Half Majestic

In the vast wilderness of Ngari in Tibet, there stands a mountain revered as the "Center of the World" by Tibetan Buddhism, Hinduism, and Bon religion—it is Mount Kailash. From a distance, it resembles a massive pyramid towering between heaven and earth. The summit, perpetually covered in snow and ice, glistens with a sacred light under the sun. The most fascinating feature is the vertical ice groove descending from the peak, intersecting with horizontal rock layers to form the Buddhist swastika symbol, as if it were a divine code etched upon the mountain's summit.